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About Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
This Hazelden Betty Ford campus at 11505 36th Avenue North is the foundation’s national Center for Teens, Young Adults and Families. Although registered to a Minneapolis-area postal address, the physical site is in Plymouth, Minnesota, a Hennepin County suburb roughly 12 miles west of downtown Minneapolis. Hazelden Betty Ford explicitly positions this campus as its national hub for patients ages 12-25, with the foundation describing it as ‘the #1 teen and young adult addiction treatment center in America’ on its corporate site.
The campus’s documented level-of-care continuum is unusually complete for adolescent and young-adult addiction treatment. SAMHSA confirms medical detoxification, residential treatment, intensive outpatient (IOP), and outpatient programming — meaning a 16-year-old arriving in active withdrawal can be medically stabilized on-site, transition into residential treatment without changing facilities, and then step down through IOP and outpatient services as recovery progresses. The corporate site also references campus-based sober living and family and children’s services, both well-documented components of the Plymouth model. Joint Commission (JCAHO) accreditation is confirmed in SAMHSA records.
SAMHSA documents service designations for adolescents, young adults aged 18-25, and Deaf or hard-of-hearing patients. Conditions explicitly addressed include trauma/PTSD and co-occurring disorders (dual diagnosis) — a meaningful designation for the adolescent population, where substance use frequently overlaps with depression, anxiety, ADHD, or unresolved trauma. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is the documented therapeutic modality on file. Hazelden Betty Ford’s broader clinical model is well-known for integrating Twelve Step facilitation with evidence-based therapies.
Accepted payment options include private insurance, TRICARE, and self-pay, per SAMHSA records. Medicaid is not on file at this location through the SAMHSA registry; families considering the program should verify benefits and discuss financial options directly with the foundation’s admissions team. The Plymouth campus’s national scope means many patients arrive from outside Minnesota, and the foundation’s admissions process coordinates travel and family programming alongside clinical intake.
- Joint Commission accreditation ensuring quality medical detox and withdrawal management protocols
- Comprehensive detox-to-discharge continuum including medical detox, residential, and outpatient programs
- Specialized dual diagnosis treatment for co-occurring mental health disorders during detox
- Multi-generational treatment approach serving adolescents through adults in medically supervised settings
- Accessibility services for deaf and hard of hearing patients requiring medical detox